[Processing Introduction] Adhesive Bonding Process

Make a hole in the adhesive area inside the envelope! With a simple trick, you can improve the usability of the envelope.

We would like to introduce the adhesive processing that we handle. This processing involves creating holes in the adhesive area inside the envelope, intentionally bonding the interior of the envelope. It is used when there are perforated cut lines on the envelope and you do not want the contents to shift outside of those lines. With a simple idea, you can improve the usability of the envelope. For production and inquiries, please feel free to leave it to Midoriya Paper Works. 【Usage Scenarios】 ■ When there are perforated cut lines on the envelope and you do not want the contents to shift outside of those lines ■ When you want to create hook holes in paper packaging but want to prevent the contents from spilling out ■ When you want to show as much of the contents as possible through the window of the envelope ■ When you want to prevent the contents from going outside the window ■ When you want to staple the edges of the envelope and prevent the contents from shifting *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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